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OPINION: The most important thing after a hurricane is this:

Don’t let any hurricane fool you; each storm carries its own unpredictable personality. As local real property attorney Mike Chesser notes following recent weather events, Okaloosa County residents should treat this storm as a crucial dry run, reviewing their emergency supplies, insurance policies, and legal responsibilities regarding property and trees before the next major threat arrives.

Chesser: Some Are Swimming NAKED!

Townhouse owners face unique insurance challenges due to the structure and maintenance responsibilities typically assigned to individual owners rather than an association. With rising insurance costs, many townhome units risk being uninsured, which poses significant problems when a loss occurs. It’s crucial for townhouse boards to ensure proper insurance coverage, either through common area expenses or by mandating individual policies to avoid devastating rebuilding delays.

Chesser: An Arrow Goes Where It’s Aimed

Ever wondered how a high school band director can influence not just musical prowess but also shape future leaders? This article dives into the impactful journey of Jim Leonard, the band director at Choctawhatchee High School for 20 years, who instilled a culture of excellence that transcended music and resonates with his students, now scattered across the globe.

How much Control Should an HOA Have Over Its Members?

Chicken mother with chickens. Poultry in individual hen house.

“Unravel the complex dynamics of homeowners’ associations (HOAs) in our latest feature. Discover the challenges and intricacies faced by one suburban community as they grapple with a contentious debate over chickens and HOA authority.”

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